ICC World Cup 2023: Watch: Rishabh Pant Delights Fans By Giving Another Huge Update On His Fitness As He Starts Pedalling

Rishabh Pant has continued his remarkable recovery as he looks to make his much-awaited return to action in international cricket. The wicketkeeper-batsman has not played a competitive game since December last year as he is sidelined after being involved in a horrific car crash towards the end of the last year.

He was on his way to his home when he lost control of the car and hit the divider. Rishabh Pant suffered several serious injuries and was lucky to not suffer any injury that could have ended his career as a cricketer. The Delhi star has been recovering at a remarkable rate and he has kept his followers well updated with it.

In less than two months after the scary accident, Rishabh Pant had stunned one and all by posting pictures of himself walking with the help of crutches. He also posted a video of his aqua therapy session where he was seen walking under the water.

One step forward
One step stronger
One step better pic.twitter.com/uMiIfd7ap5

— Rishabh Pant (@RishabhPant17) February 10, 2023

In May, he posted another positive update about himself as he started walking unaided. Rishabh Pant also attended an IPL game in the stadium. In a video that he posted in June, he was seen walking up the stairs without needing anyone’s help.

Rishabh Pant delivers another positive update:

In recent times, Rishabh Pant has delivered a range of positive updates about himself. The India star has started lifting weights in the gym and also batted in a local match in Bengaluru. And on Monday (August 28), he delighted the fans by posting a video of himself pedaling an exercise bike in the gym.

Rishabh Pant took to Instagram to post the video and wrote: Grip. Twist. Paddle. Good vibes only. He looked quite comfortable while pedaling.

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While Rishabh Pant is set to miss the forthcoming World Cup, he is likely to return to action at the start of the next year. According to several reports, the wicketkeeper-batsman could make his return to international cricket during the five-match Test series against England next year.